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Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board
UNIVERSITY OF DELHI
BULLETIN OF INFORMATION
FOR
ADMISSION TO UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
2018-19
TUTORIAL BUILDING, PATEL CHEST MARG
DELHI – 110007.
www.ncweb.du.ac.in
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
1 At the time of Admission, an undertaking has to be given
by the candidate that she should complete the 66%
attendance in each of the three years. 2 After the last date, as announced by the Examination
Branch for submission of Examination Form, no
Examination Form will be accepted under any
circumstances by the Board Office. 3 Students are advised to take admission in the college near
their residence, as all the Teaching Centres are equally
good.
4 Any discrepancy found at any stage, in any of the
documents submitted by the student, the admission will
stand cancelled.
5 At the time of admission, the candidate will be required
to provide proof of residence in NCT Delhi. Only original
Aadhar Card, Voter ID, Passport & Driving License will
be accepted. 6 Admission taken in any one of the Teaching Centre of
NCWEB, automatically disqualifies the candidate from
taking admission in any other Teaching Centre of
NCWEB
FORWARD
Delhi University was established in 1922 and by an amendment of Delhi University Act in 1943,
Women students were enabled to take some of the examination of the University with special
coaching but without attending regular classes. This gave shape to the Non-Collegiate Women’s
Education Board (NCWEB).
The Board is able to accommodate only 40% of the applicants and the admission is done on the
basis of merit by declaring cut-offs.
The Board enables thousands of young women, who cannot join regular college for various
reasons to attend classes during Saturdays/Sundays, academic breaks to obtain Undergraduate and
Postgraduate Degree from the renowned University of Delhi. However, Non-Collegiate students are
not allowed to pursue any other full-time/degree course.
Since there is class-room teaching, no written material is given. Students are expected to attend
classes regularly as the record is maintained 66% attendance in mandatory. Students are also expected
to see the Notice Board for various information displayed there from time to time. No individual
information is sent by post.
The Board provides library facility to all students. Besides, a Post-Graduate Library is located in
the Arts Faculty Building of Delhi University. The Board also has library facility at all Teaching
Centres of NCWEB.
The Board gives financial aid and book loan facility for the full year to the needy and deserving
students.
The classes are held either on Saturdays or on Sundays and during academic breaks of Delhi
University. There are 50 teaching days in a year.
At the Under-graduate centres, classes are held from 8.30 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. There are about 4-5
periods in a day.
Most of teachers of the University of Delhi and affiliated Colleges are deputed as guest
faculty to teach the Non-Collegiate students. The pass percentage of these students is as good as
regular students.
Only women students residing in the National capital Territory of Delhi can enroll themselves as students of the Board. NCWEB is a unique system with lectures on Saturday/Sunday
leaving students with six working days to follow their dream. In this neo–age of 100% cut-offs, class
room crunch, gender discrimination, NCWEB is a welcome arrangement and a most satisfactory way
to attain a degree from University of Delhi.
A major advantage of the Non-Collegiate programme of teaching is its low cost and utilisation of
the existing infrastructure of educational institutions during Saturdays/Sundays and academic breaks
to empower young women of NCT Delhi.
Dr. Anju Gupta
Offg. Director, NCWEB
1. Name of Staff and Teaching Centres
Important Telephone Numbers Office
Dr. Anju Gupta Offg. Director 27667640
Deputy Registrar 27667640
Ms. Anjali Gautam Section Officer 27667640
NCWEB Teaching Centres
Teaching Centre Name of Teacher- Incharge Telephone (Office)
Aditi Mahavidyalaya Dr. Sandhya Vatshayan 27751317
Aryabhatta College Dr. Krishna Murari 24110490
Bhagini Nivedita College Dr. Anjana Gupta 28017485
Bharati College Dr. Saloni Gupta 25547328
College of Vocational Studies Dr. Sunil 29258544
Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College Dr. Jayini Adhayapak 25099380
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar College Dr. D.K. Pandya 22814126
Hansraj College Dr.Rakesh Batra 27667747
Janki Devi Memorial College Dr. Seema Sharma 25737754
Jesus & Mary College Dr. Pavitra Bhardwaj 26110041
Kalindi College Dr. Nivedita 25787604
Keshav Mahavidyalaya Dr. Deepak Srivastava 27018805
Lakshmibai College Dr. Madhu Jha 27308598
Maharaja Agrasen College Dr. Sanjeev Tiwari 22714333
Maitreyi College Dr. Prachi Bagla 24673815
Mata Sundri College Dr. Sarabjit Kaur 23237291
Miranda House Dr. Sonali 27666201
Moti Lal Nehru College Dr. Anil 24112604
PGDAV College Dr. Manoj Kain 26312092
Rajdhani College Dr. Anil 25930752
Ramanujan College Dr. T.K. Mishra 26430192
Satyawati College (Eve.) Dr. V.S. Kashyap 27245729
Shyama Prasad Mukherjee College Dr. Chandrakanta K. Mathur 25224499
Sri Aurobindo College Dr. Hans Raj Suman 26692986
Sri Guru Gobind Singh College
of Commerce
Dr. Kanwaljit Kaur 27321855
Vivekanand College Dr. Dhanpati Devi Kashyap 22150100
Public Dealing:-
at all Teaching Centre - on all scheduled teaching days
at Board Office – Monday to Friday from 10:00 A.M. – 3.30 P.M.
Table of Contents
1. Admission:
1.1 Important Dates for Admission
1.2 Eligibility Conditions
2. List of Centres with Subjects available at Different Teaching Centres
3. Fee Structure and Mode of Payment
4. Important Instruction for admitted Students: 4.1 Teaching Programme
4.2 General Instructions
4.3 Attendance
4.4 Financial Aid and Book Loan and DTC Bus Pass Facility.
4.5 Year wise Papers offered under two Courses:
(i) B.A (Programme) (ii) B. Com
4.6 Change of Centre, Course and Subject.
4.7 Migration
4.8 Cancellation of Admission and Refund of fee
4.9 Procedure for Re-valuation
4.10 Span Period
4.11 Re-admission after Gap Year (s).
4.12 Compulsory Test in Hindi
4.13 Payment of fee for enrolled 2nd
and 3rd
year Students
5. Filling up of Examination Form with Codes list for various
Subjects.
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Disclaimer
Care has been taken to verify the authenticity of the contents of Information. However, the
information contained in relevant rules, regulations, Ordinances and Statutes of the University
will be final. The data contained in this Handbook of Information is indicative only and must not
be used for legal purposes.
The contents of Information 2018-2019 have been updated till 30.04.2018
NCWEB, D.U.
UG Admission – 2018-19
Following is the schedule for women applicants seeking admissions to the Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB).
Further cut-off lists may be declared, depending on the vacant seats in the colleges.
TIME: 9.30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
The list shall be displayed at 9:30 a.m. at all centres and the NCWEB website:
www.ncweb.du.ac.in
*After approval of admission, the applicant has to log on to the undergraduate admission portal
to make online admission fee payment. This may be done till 12:00 noon of the next day of the
last day of that cut- off on which applicant is taking admission.
Activity Date
Online Registration 15.05.2018 (Tuesday) 6 PM onwards to 07.06.2018
(Thursday) Till 6 PM
Announcement of 1st List 30.6.2018 (Saturday)
Admission for 1st List
30.6.2018 (Saturday) to 3.7.2018(Tuesday)
(expect Sunday)
Announcement of 2nd
List 06.07.2018 (Friday)
Admission for 2nd
List 06.07.2018 (Friday) to 09.07.2018 (Monday)
(expect Sunday)
Announcement of 3rd
List 12.07.2018 (Thursday)
Admission for 3rd
List 12.07.2018 (Thursday) to 14.07.2018 (Saturday)
Announcement of 4th
List 18.07.2018 (Wednesday)
Admission for 4th
List 18.07.2018 (Wednesday) to 20.07.2018 (Friday)
Announcement of 5th
List 24.07.2018 (Tuesday)
Admission for 5th
List 24.07.2018 (Tuesday) to 26.07.2018 (Thursday)
Note: - Registration for Admission to
Under-graduate courses in NCWEB
will be through online registration
process of regular colleges of Delhi
University.
It is mandatory for all candidates to
apply through the common online
Under-graduate registration process.
The percentage for cut-off will be decided on the basis of marks obtained in the four subjects
in 10+2 as per the online UG brochure in the Delhi University website.
Students are advised to keep the Copy of the online Fee Receipt
for submission of Examination Form etc. and for further reference, if
any.
After payment of fee, the students are required to submit the duly-filled in
Admission Form, Enrolment Form, Examination Form and Fee Receipt etc. in
the Teaching Centre allotted to the students as per dates given in schedule on Page 1
All documents in original are required at the time of admission with the applicant and a copy
will be retained for office record.
The following certificates are required to be submitted by the applicant alongwith the admission form;
(a) Class XII Provisional Certificate (in original)
(b) A certificate of Secondary (Class X) Examination for Date of Birth
(c) A statement of marks of the Class XII
(d) Proof of residence in NCT Delhi (Adhar Card, Voter ID, Passport & Driving License)
(e) Applicants Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe OBC in the Central Govt. List/ Differently abled seeking
enrolment will be required to submit Certificate in their own name to this effect.
OBC non creamy layer certificate in the candidates name should be of the financial year, 2016-17
without which she shall be placed under unreserved category.
Courses offered by the NCWEB for Under-graduate
Courses
LIST OF ENCLOSURES WITH THE MAIN ADMISSION
FORM:
The Board enroll women candidates for the following Degree Examination Courses in Annual mode:
Three – year Under-Graduate Courses
(i) B.A (Programme)
(ii) B.Com.
Eligibility conditions for enrolment in B.A. (Prog)/B.Com. 1st Year
Minimum percentage of marks required for applying for admission to B.A.(prog)/B.Com.
(1st year) Course is 40% in the aggregate secured in anyone of the following examination:
(i) Senior School Certificate Examination (Class 12) of the Central Board of Secondary
Education. New Delhi, or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto.
OR
Intermediate Examination of the Indian University / Board or an examination
recognised as equivalent thereto.
(ii) Indian School Certificate Examination (Class 12) of the Council of Indian School
Certificate Examination, New Delhi (pass in five written subjects.)
The eligibility for admission to the courses mentioned above will be same as prescribed
by the University of Delhi. However, the following criteria will be followed for calculating the cut-off:
For admission to both B.A(Prog) and B.Com., only one vocational subject will be
included in the best four.
For B.Com admissions, preference will be given to the students of Commerce stream at 10+2
level which means that they should have Business Studies and Accountancy as subjects in their
10+2 level. The other stream students will be considered for admission to B.Com with a deduction
of 5% from the best four percentage.
Students who take Punjabi and Sanskrit as a discipline course in B.A. (Prog.) will be given
advantage by adding 5% to their best four percentage.
Note: 1. Merit shall be determined on the basis of one language and three best elective subjects
as per the follows rules laid down by the University of Delhi.
2. Wherever G.C.E. Certificate indicates the grades, it will be treated at par with the
grades of Indian School Certificate Examination for the purposes of admission
requirements.
VI Admission of Reserve category (SC/ST/OBC/War-Widows
etc.) and PwD Candidates.
Admissions under SC/ST/OBC/War-Widows and PwD categories NCWEB follows the DU
admission norms.
For concession, University Bulletin of Information may be consulted.
THE CANDIDATES UNDER ABOVE MENTIONED CATEGORIES WILL HAVE TO
ENCLOSE THE ATTESTED COPIES OF CERTIFICATES FROM THE RESPECTIVE
APPROPRIATE AUTHORITIES ALONG WITH THE ADMISSION FORM AT THE
NCWEB OFFICE. THEY SHOULD ALSO BRING THE ORIGINAL CERTIFICATES AT
THE TIME OF SUBMITTING THE SAID FORM IN THE TEACHING CENTRE. THE
CERTIFICATE SHOULD BE IN THE NAME OF THE CANDIDATE.
However in case of candidates belonging to O.B.C category, the O.B.C certificate should
contain the following:
(i) The caste mentioned in the certificate should be covered by the Central List of
OBC’s updated and issued by National Commission for Backward Classes.
(ii) The non-creamy layer status of the candidate.
(iii) The certificate should be of current financial year
PwD CANDIDATES SHOULD GET A CERTIFICATE FROM THE C.M.O. (W.U.S.
HEALTH CENTRE. NORTH CAMPUS, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI) INDICATING
Grade Min % of
Each Grade Grade
Mean resultant
Percentage
1 90 A 90
2 75 B 75
3 66 C 60
4 61 D 40
5 57 E 30
6 51 F Fail
7 47
8 40
9 Fail
WEIGHTAGE/CONCESSION (UPTO 10%) FOR MERITWISE PLACEMENT FOR
ADMISSION.
General Conditions
(a) All admissions are provisional till confirmed by the Board.
(b) STUDENTS PASSING ELEVEN YEAR SCHOOLING EXAMINATION
WIL NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR ADMISSION TO UNDER GRADUATE
COURSES.
2.
COURSE AND COMBINATION OF SUBJECTS AVAILABLE AT THE TEACHING
CENTRES
TOTAL 50 TEACHING DAYS FOR B.A. (PROG.) IN A YEAR
B.A. (PROGRAMME)
Seats Distribution and Subjects
Centre
Code Teaching Centre
B.A. (Prog.) Subjects
No. of Seats
1 Aditi Mahavidyalaya
Delhi Auchandi Road,
Bawana, ND-39
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science 2
Aryabhatta College*
Benito Juarez Marg, Anand
Niketan, ND-21
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science 3
Bhagini Nivedita College* Kair, Near Najafgarh,
N. D-43
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science
LIST OF CENTRES WITH SUBJECT
AVAILABLE AT DIFFERENT CENTRES
4 Bharati College
C-4, Janak Puri
New Delhi-110058
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science 5 College of Vocational
Studies*
Sheikh Sarai, Triveni,
Phase-II, ND-17
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science 6 Deen Dayal Upadhyay
College*
Opp NSIT, Phase 1,
Sector-3, Dwarka, New
Delhi, Delhi 110078
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science
7 Dr. B.R. Ambedkar College
Main Wazirabad Road,
Yamuna Vihar, Delhi-94
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science
8 Hans Raj College*
Malka Ganj
Delhi-110007
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science
9
Janki Devi Memorial
College
Sir Ganga Ram Hospital
Road
New Delhi-110060
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science 10 Jesus & Mary College*
Bapu Dham, Chanakyapuri
New Delhi-110021
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science
11 Kalindi College
East Patel Nagar
New Delhi-110008
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science
Sanskrit 12
Keshav Mahavidyalaya*
H-4-5 Zone, Pitampura,
N. D-34
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science
13 Lakshmibai College
Ashok Vihar, Phase-III
Delhi-110052
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science
Sanskrit 14 Maharaja Agrasen College
Vasundhra Enclave
Delhi-110096
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History,
Pol. Science, OMSP
15 Maitreyi College
Bapu Dham, Chanakyapuri
New Delhi-110021
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science 16 Mata Sundri College
Mata Sundri Lane
(Behind Maulana Azad
Medical College)
New Delhi-110002
284 English
Hindi/Punjabi
Economics
History
Pol. Science
Punjabi
17 Miranda House
University of Delhi, Delhi-
110007
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science
18 Moti Lal Nehru College
South Campus, Benito
Juarez Rd, ND-21
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science 19 PGDAV College
Nehru Nagar
Ring Road
New Delhi-110065
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science 20 Rajdhani College
Mahatma Gandhi Marg, Raja
Garden, ND-15
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science 21
Ramanujan College*
Kalkaji, Near Deshbandhu
College, ND-19
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science 22 Satyawati College (Eve.)
Ashok Vihar, Phase-III,
Delhi-52
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science 23 Shyama Prasad Mukherjee
College*
Punjabi Bagh (West)
New Delhi-110026
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science
OMSP
24 Sri Aurobindo College
Shivalik, Malviya Nagar,
ND-17
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science 25 Sri Guru Gobind Singh
College of Commerce
Pitam Pura,
Delhi-110034
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science
Maths
26 Vivekanand College
Vivek Vihar
Delhi-110095
284 English
Hindi
Economics
History
Pol. Science
All NCWEB Teaching Centre have 184 Seats in B.Com
* In these centres, classes are held on Saturday and academic holidays and in all other classes
are held on Sunday and academic holidays.
FOR B.A.(Prog) CANDIDATES
Every Candidate for B.A. Examination shall be required to offer English and one of the Modern Indian
Languages, namely Hindi and a group of the two elective subjects available at the Teaching Centre. Candidates
who have not offered any Modern Indian Language at the Senior Secondary Certificate Examination of the
Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi or at the Matriculation Examination of an Indian University
or at an Examination conducted by some public body in India and recognised as equivalent there to either of the
aforesaid examination shall be permitted to offer in lieu of Modern Indian Language a subject from the B.A.
Course out of the following subjects, which she has not otherwise offered:
I. Economics 2. History 3. Political Science
The candidates offering History as their subject are required to state option and for the paper opted:
a. Compulsory test in elementary Hindi of the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi or
similar compulsory test prescribed for the Matriculation or equivalent examination of the Indian
Universities or Boards.
b. Elementary Hindi included as part of the Examination for the Intermediate Examination conducted
by the Board of High School and, Intermediate Examination, U.P.
c. Hindi included in the S.S.L.C. Examination of the Government of Kerala.
d. Elementary Hindi included as part of the Intermediate Examination conducted by the
Central Board of Education, Ajmer.
II. (a) Candidates who have passed English (Core or Elective) in class XII shall offer English
Course A for B.A. Examination.
(b) Candidates who have passed English in Class X will offer only English B. English “A”
can also be taken on request.
(c) Candidate who are not covered under (a) & (b) above, will offer English course “C”
only.
Subjects to be offered For B.A. Programme
Every candidate is required to offer Two Compulsory Language Courses in 1st year out of the
following courses:
ENGLISH / HINDI
Stream A : For those students who have passed language at the Class XII level.
Stream B : For those students who have passed language at the Class X level.
Stream C : For those students who have not studied language beyond Class VIII.
Year Language I Language
II
Discipline
I
Discipline II
Ist Year English I Hindi I Paper I Paper II
IInd Year English II Foundation Course
(Language, Literature
and Culture (in
Hindi)
Paper I Paper II
IIIrd Year Hindi II Application Course
(Tourism
or
Banking
&
Insurance)
Paper I Paper II
Every candidate is required to offer any two Discipline Courses which, can be
chosen out of the following Disciplines as per availability in the respective Teaching
centre;
Political Science, Economics, History, Sanskrit, Mathematics, OMSP, Punjabi.
TOTAL 42 TEACHING DAYS FOR B.COM IN A YEAR
For B. Com
1st Year Examination, 2019
Paper I Business Organisation and Management
Paper II Financial Accounting
Paper III Business and Industrial Laws
Paper IV Economics Paper-I - Principles of Economics
Paper V Humanities Group - one of MIL (Hindi/Punjabi)
2nd Year Examination, 2020
Paper VI Business Mathematics and Statistics
Paper VII Corporate Accounting
Paper VIII Company and Compensation Laws
Paper IX Income Tax and Auditing
Paper X Economics Paper - II - Macroeconomics
Paper XI Humanities Group - English
3rd Year Examination, 2021
Paper XII Cost Accounting
Paper XIII Computer Applications in Business
Paper XIV Economics Paper-III - Economic Development and Policy
Paper XV Humanities Group - Elective Paper
Paper XVI One *Optional Paper From Paper XVI(a) -- XVI (c)
*Optional Papers Paper XVI (a) Financial Management
Paper XVI (b) Marketing Management
Paper XVI (c)Human Resource Management
3.
FEE FOR B.A(Prog)./B.Com.
All candidates seeking admission to B.A(Prog)./B.Com. Course shall be required to pay the
following fee at the time of admission for the first year of the course.
For B.A.(Prog) Ist Year Amount (in rupees)
1. Annual Fee 300/-
2. Library Fee 10/-
3 Enrolment Fee 200/-
4. Library Security 100/-
5. Magazine Fee 25/-
6. Examination Fee 400/-
7. Special Examination Fee 30/-
8. Marks Statement Fee 100/-
9. Annual Day Fee 5/-
10. University Development Fee 600/-
11 Exam. Form Fee 10/-
12. ARGF 1200/-
13. NSS Fund 20/-
14. Infrastructure Fee 160/-
15. Students Fund 75/-
16. Additional Examination Fee 100/-
17. I. Card Fee 30/-
Grand Total 3365/-
FEE STRUCTURE AND MODE OF PAYMENT
For B.Com. Ist Year
Amount (in rupees) 1. Annual Fee 300/-
2. Library Fee 10/-
3 Enrolment Fee 200/-
4. Library Security 100/-
5. Magazine Fee 25/-
6. Examination Fee 500/-
7. Special Examination Fee 30/-
8. Marks Statement Fee 100/-
9. Annual Day Fee 5/-
10. University Development Fee 600/-
11 Exam. Form Fee 10/-
12. ARGF 1200/-
13. NSS Fund 20/-
14. Infrastructure Fee 160/-
15. Students Fund 75/-
16. Additional Examination Fee 100/-
17. I. Card fee 30/-
Grand Total 3465/-
Candidates already enrolled should note that they will be required to submit an Application
Form for admission to the University examination, duly filled in separately within the date
prescribed.
• A normal amount of Rs. 100/- will be charged from PWD candidates, as per Delhi University
rules.
4.1 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
ALL PUBLIC DEALING WILL BE DONE BETWEEN 10.00 a.m. TO 3.00 p.m. ON ALL
WORKING DAYS (except lunch time) from MONDAY to FRIDAY.
The Office of the Board will remain closed on all Saturdays and Sundays,
Enquiry Office No: 27667640
1. Read instructions carefully before filling up the form. Only those women candidates who
fulfill the minimum eligibility conditions women residing in NCT only and other
requirements as laid down should apply for admission. Application Form of such
candidate who do not fulfill the eligibility/any discrepancy will be cancelled at any
time.
2. The B.A. (Programme) and B.Com have been implemented for the Non-Collegiate students
from academic session 2006-2007 as per EC Resolution of University of Delhi.
3. The Bulletin of Information does not contain the Syllabus (detailed Course of study). The
students are, therefore, advised in their own interest to purchase the Syllabus applicable to
the students admitted in the concerned course during the academic year 2018-2019 from the
Publication Unit, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007, located near Deptt. of Zoology,
University of Delhi/or displayed on NCWEB the University website,
www.du.ac.in/www.du.ac.in NCWEB.
4. For name and location of various Teaching Centres and courses offered by the NCWEB.
Please check the list/website www.du.ac.in/www.ncweb.du.ac.in
5. All letters to NCWEB from students, who have been admitted, should bear their Enrolment
Number and should be sent through the Teacher-in-Charge of the Centre to which the
student has been admitted.
6. Students doing B.A. and B.Com from Non-Collegiate are not allowed to pursue
any-full-time course from any other Institute/University. They can, however, pursue
part-time certificate/diploma course in languages simultaneously.
FORMS SENT BY POST WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
1. The students after enrolment with the Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board are advise to address
all necessary correspondence through their Teacher In-charge of the Teaching Centre to:
THE DIRECTOR/ASSISTANT REGISTRAR Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board, Tutorial
Building II Floor, Patel Chest Marg, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007.
2. All correspondence must bear the name of the candidate, name of course, Enrolment No. and name of
Teaching Centre of the candidate with Residential Address/Phone Number/Mobile No.
3. In case there is any change in her residential address, the candidate should write to the Director,
Asstt./ Deputy Registrar, Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board through the Teaching Centre, for
incorporating necessary change in office record.
4. IMPORTANT INSTRUCTION FOR STUDENTS ADMITTED IN
NCWEB:
4. The students may note that it will be entirely their responsibility to get in touch with the Office of
the NCWEB / Teaching Centre for payment of Examination, Annual Fee and collection of
Admission Ticket / Date-sheet / Marks-sheet / Degree and Certificates etc. or for any information
they require.
1. Students must attend classes from the first day of the beginning of classes. Attendance will
be counted from the first day irrespective of the date when result is announced, for
failed students of I and II year also have to attend classes from the date they have
given the fees.
2. Attendance in classes is compulsory. Students must have minimum 66% of attendance
otherwise they may not be given Admission Ticket (Roll No.) for the examination and may
lose one year.
3. Those students who are doing jobs will not be allowed any concession in attendance.
4. Students should be very careful about their attendance. If their name is not in the list of
teacher’s register, they should report to the teacher-incharge or the First Assistant at the
centre and get their name added through a written statement from office of the centre.
5. The 1st term attendance is displayed on the Notice Board of the Teaching Centre in the
month of December. Those students whose attendance is short, should take extra care to be
regular in the class so that the combined attendance is above the requisite percentage. If
there is any discrepancy in the attendance, the student must come to the Board immediately
for correction.
6. Students while taking part in the extra curricular activities should take care that they have
to have good attendance, a maximum 6% attendance will be given for these activities.
7. Students suffering from any sickness should keep the medical certificates along with
prescription with them and bring it to the Board when asked to do so.
8. All failed students of First and Second year should contact the Board for readmission
immediately after the declaration of their result i.e. within 40 days of declaration of result.
After that no request for admission will be entertained.
9. Students who have applied for revaluation also have to attend the classes based on
declared result till such time that the revaluation result is declared.
10. Failed students will be given challans for depositing fee from the office of the
Board. After depositing fee, they have to come and collect the slip for re-
admission from the Board for inclusion of their names in the centre’s as well as
Teachers Registers.
4.2 ATTENDANCE
Financial Aid to the Students:
The Board provides Financial Aid of Rs. 3000/- to the needy and deserving students. Text Books on each
subject will also be made available to these students for the full session from the Book Bank. The
deserving students, should apply for the financial aid immediately after admission on the ‘Application
Forms’ available on the NCWEB website www.ncweb.du.ac.in. The form duly filled in should be
submitted’ to the Teacher-In-Charge of the Centre within the prescribed date, i.e. 21st October, 2018. Last
date for receiving application of Financial Aid will be 21st October, 2018 in the Teaching Centre and
9th November, 2018 in the Board duly verified by the Teacher-In-Charge.
DTC Pass Facility
The students of the Non-Collegiate Board are allowed student concessional ordinary all route
bus pass facility @ Rs. 265/- per month. The forms for the same will be verified by the
Teachers Incharge at the concerned Centres.
NCWEB CODE-1146
COURSE CODE-BA
B.A. (Programme) – I year Paper No. Language Course Paper Code
I English-A (A 119) or English-B (A 120) or
English-C (A 121)
II Hindi-A (A 135)
or Hindi-B (A 136) or Hindi-C (A 137)
4.3 FINANCIAL AID, BOOK LOAN AND DTC PASS FACILITY
4.4 YEAR WISE PAPERS OFFERED UNDER TWO COURSES:
Discipline Courses I and II (opt any 2) Economics (Principles of Micro Economics) (A 117) History I (Upto 8th Century A.D.) (A 139) Mathematics (Algebra & Calculus ) (A 155) Political Science (Political theory & thought) (A 166) Sanskrit (Padya Kavya, Gadya Kavya, tatha (A 190) Sanskrit Sahitya Ka Itihas) OMSP (A 159)
No. of Papers = 4
Second year Language Course Paper No. I English -A (B 119) or
English -B (B 120) or
English -C (B 121)
Foundation Course II Language Literature (B 403) Compulsory
and Culture
Discipline Courses Paper I & II (Opt any two as in Ist year)
Economics (Macro Economics) (B 117) History III (From 8th to 18th Century) (B 139)
Mathematics (Geometry, differential equations and algebra) (B 155)
Political Science (Indian Politics in comparative (B 166) Perspective) Sanskrit (Dharshya, Shastra Parichay, Vaidik (B 190) Sahitya tatha Drishya Kavya ka Itihas) OMSP (B 159)
No. of Papers = 4
Third year
Language Course Paper No. I Hindi -A (C 135) or Hindi -B (C 136) or
Hindi-C (C 137) Application Courses opt one II Tourism (C 810)
Banking & Insurance (C 806)
Discipline Courses Paper I & II (Opt any two as in I & II year) Economics (Economic Development and (C 117) Policy in India) History VI (Issue in World History) (C 140 * ) Mathematics (Selected topics in Mathematics) (C 155) Political Science A (International relations) (C 166) Sanskrit (discipline) (C 190) OMSP (C 159) No. of Papers = 4 Total Papers in all three Parts = 12
* In Discipline Course History students have to opt for atleast one Paper
on World History in 3 years.
NCWEB CODE-1146
COURSE CODE – B.COM
B.Com- I year Paper No. B.Com-I yr. Paper Code I Business Organisation (A 101) and Management II Financial Accounting (A 102) III Business and Industrial Law (A 103) IV Economics I (Principles of (A 104)
Economics) V Hindi-A (A 107) or Hindi-B (A 108) or Punjabi-A (A 110) or Punjabi-B (A 111)
No. of Papers = 5
B.Com– II year All Compulsory
VI Business Math and Statistics (B 101) VII Corporate Accounting (B 102) VIII Company and Compensation Law (B 103) IX Income Tax and Auditing (B 104) X Economics (Macro Economics) (B 105) XI English (B 106)
No. of Papers = 6
B.Com– III year XII Cost Accounting (C 101) XIII (A) Computer Application & Business (C 102) XIV Economics (Economic development (C 103) and policy XV Business English (C 115) or Hindi (C 106) XVI A Financial Management (C 118) or XVI B Marketing Management (C 119) or XVI C Human Resource Management (C 120)
No. of Papers = 5 Total Papers in all three Parts = 16
4.5 Change of Centre/Course/Subject
Once a student has been admitted to a particular Teaching Centre, she cannot change
the Centre in during entire duration of course.
Change of Subject
No candidate will be allowed to change any optional paper on her own. A candidate
desirous of making any change in the optional paper(s) will be required to make an
application to the Director / Asstt. Registrar, NCWEB through their Teacher-in-Charge
of the Teaching Centre within the date prescribed. A candidate, who has already
mentioned option (s) in her examination form and later on intends to change the same,
will also be required to submit an application for consideration of the Board. No change
will be final unless intimated by the office of Board to the candidates, in writing by
October 22nd
t, 2018.
Examination Dates
The Examination in respect of the candidates enrolled for the B.A. (Prog.) / B.Com.
Course, shall be held on such dates as may be fixed by the University from time to
time.
4.6
There is no provision for Migration from Regular/School of Open Learning to
Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board and vice-versa
1. As soon as the result is declared, the students who wish to apply for revaluation, have to fill the form
and pay the requisite fee and submit this with Examination Branch within 21 days (three weeks) of
declaration of result.
2. A student has to pay her fee and fill up the Examination Form within due date based on first declared
result.
RULES REGARDING SPAN PERIOD VIDE RESOLUTION NO. 55 DATED
14.09.1999
The candidate enrolled for B.A.Program/ B.Com Part I Examination will be required to
complete the course within six years of their first enrolment.
Failed Students
1. Failed students are required to deposit their fee within 40 days of the declaration of result
as per University rules announced from time to time.
MIGRATION
4.8 PROCEDURE FOR RE-VALUATION
4.9 SPAN PERIOD
4.10 RE-ADMISSION AFTER GAP
4.7 Refund of fee: As per the rules of University of Delhi.
Gap Year Students
Last date for admissions to gap year students will be 31st August 2018. Afterwards,
no request will be entertained whatsoever may be the reason(s).
If candidates enrolled for B.A./B.Com Examination do not have Hindi as a subject, then they have to pass
the Compulsory Test in Hindi, prescribed by the University of Delhi in order to be eligible for award of the
Degree. The test is held in September and March every year in accordance with Ordinance V2A of the
University.
Such candidates may be exempted from this test if they apply to the Director/ Asstt./Deputy Register, Non-
Collegiate Women’s Education Board enclosing documentary proof of having passed one of the following
examinations in Hindi;
(a) Qualifying or Admission Examination conducted by the University of Delhi.
(b) The Higher Secondary Examination conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education. New
Delhi.
(c) The Intermediate Examination of an Indian University.
(d) Any other Examination recognised as equivalent to (a), (b) and (c) above.
(e) The Oriental Titles or Diploma Examination of the Indian University incorporated by any law of the
time being in force.
(f) The Matriculation Examination or the Higher or Lower Hindi Examination included in the syllabus for
the Cambridge Senior Certificate Examination or an examination recognised as equivalent to the
Matriculation Examination.
(g) (i) The Hindi Examination prescribed for Science group students at the end of IX class of the Higher
Secondary Examination conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi.
(ii) The test Elementary Hindi (Compulsory) conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education,
New Delhi, since November, 1953 for their High School/Higher Secondary and Higher Secondary
Technical Examination.
Note: 1. Candidate appearing in Compulsory Test in Hindi are required to fill in separate application form
obtainable from the office.
1. For detailed syllabus, the candidates are advised to contact Publication Unit of the University of
Delhi.
The Annual Fee is payable by such students within forty days from the declaration of the result. After that, the
fee to be paid as per stipulated dates under the rules after which no form will be accepted.
5. SCHEDULE OF DATES FOR SUBMISSION OF EXAMINATION FORM
Schedule of dates for submission of Examination Form with fee slip at the Teaching
Centres :
4.11 COMPULSORY TEST IN HINDI
4.12 PAYMENT OF FEE FOR ENROLLED 2ND
AND 3RD
YEAR STUDENTS
Last Date of submission of Examination Form
i. B.A(Prog.), Part-I to be submitted alongwith the Admission Form.
B.Com, Part-I to be submitted alongwith the Admission Form.
{For B.A(Prog)./B.Com Part II & III (II & III years.)} within forty days from the
declaration of last result.
NOTE: The Code List for subjects is given
1 AFTER PAYMENT OF FEES THE STUDENTS SHOULD ENSURE THAT THEY HAVE
ALSO FILLED IN THE EXAMINATION FORM AND SUBMITTED THE SAME AT THE
TEACHING CENTRE/BOARD BEFORE THE DUE DATE.
2. The fresh admitted candidates of B.A. (Prog) (1st Year) and B.Com (1st Year) will have to
submit their Examination Forms between 1s t
September, 2018 to 30th
October, 2018.
3. Students with gap period after class XII will have to give Undertaking as proof of reasons
for the gap period at the time of admission.
II While submitting the Examination Form, the students are advised to bring with them their Identity
Cards and Marks-statement of the last examination of the University for ready reference.
(1) The Admission Tickets (Roll No.) of Annual Examination will be issued at the Teaching Centre
concerned.
(2) Statement of Marks of Annual Examination will be issued at the Teaching Centre concerned.
(3) Degree Certificates will be issued only by the Teaching Centre concerned.
No separate information to the students will be sent for the above matters.
III THE BOARD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANCEL THE ADMISSION AT ANY STAGE IF
THE CANDIDATE IS NOT FOUND ELIGIBLE FOR ADMISSION TO THE COURSE.
1. All Admissions are provisional till confirmed by the Board.
2. The candidates must ensure that they have filled in the Examination form at the Teaching Centre /
Board’s office in time failing which they will not be permitted to take the University Examination.
3. APPLICATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION; IF FOUND
INCOMPLETE INCLUDING DEFAULT OF CERTIFICATES, WILL BE REJECTED
SUMMARILY.
4. The candidates seeking enrolment with the Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board will be required
to fill in the prescribed Admission Form and the Enrolment Form in their own handwriting carefully
and submit the same along with the attested copies of the certificates with fee receipt at the Teaching
Centre allotted to them on the dates and time mentioned in the schedule on page 1. The same must be
obtained from the Centre at time of submission of Admission/Examination Form.